8K Samsung QN900B Neo QLED TV - Is it time for an upgrade?

[@thebeatlesonelove]

The new samsung tizen menu can be easily bypassed from using the voice command feature from the remote. A lot of reviewers are leaving this detail out. You hold the mic button and say settings, and it launches settings. For users like myself, at night, I use my galaxy buds2 pro. To easily switch from the TV audio to the headphones instead of navigating through the menu, etc, just say the keyword Bluetooth, and it launches the Bluetooth menu. The hub screen is mainly for watching small previews to recommended movies and shows from multiple platforms integrated through one home page. This allows you to quickly find something to watch without having to open multiple apps. It seems like most people that review these newer TVs aren't acknowledging the simple bypass method of voice commands to quickly navigate to the setting, input, movie, show, streaming service, etc. I thought the new samsung Hub would annoy me based on the reviews on KZbin, but this method gives you the best of both worlds. I do not work for Samsung, I'm also not reimbursed from Samsung. I'm just an average Joe who owns the B.O.B devices that Samsung has to offer. Just wanted to share this info with you as the reviewer as well as to those who are on the fence of buying these newer Samsung TVs based on the OS.

[@techmed-rainer]

Danke!

[@sterlonb.digital777]

Wow those "infinite bezels" really helps make this TV look truly SPECTACULAR!

[@PatrickTardifsubcell]

After 2 months of owning a QN800A, i was a Panasonic 4K owner before that. 8K makes my 75inch looking like a giant iPad. Nothing beats the upscaling at 8K of 4K UHD Blu-ray. Well, unless you have an 8K OLED

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

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[@vitaliy4244]

​@@daviddavidsonn3578HD-DVD VARDIA RD-A1 toshiba??? play TV ???

[@mrmitchell15]

a lot of people in the comments are saying there's no point in getting this because there's barely 4k content, etc etc. Go to your local Best Buy & look at this as it's next to the QN90B and then come back and let me know if you're sentiments remain the same lol.

[@allanblyth6150]

Yeah exactly. This seems biased to me

[@essenonvideri7841]

Im ready to go 8K this November 85 inch 900B with a RTX 4090 PC will take my gaming to next level

[@thegoodsherman]

Yes..for this Type of gaming the TV will BE a Beast with good HDR 🤯🥰

[@techsamurai11]

Is 8k with half detail better than 4k with double the detail? Most games are going to run at native 1080p-1440p and upscaled to 4k.

[@HAL-zh1kf]

8K mainstreaming is so far down the road that by the time it arrives, this TV will be too obsolete in most of its other features (not to mention pretty worn out). We're still waiting for more 4K content, never mind 8K. Better to spend less on a quality 4K TV now, and then upgrade if and when 8K content becomes commonplace which may be a decade or more from now. By then, overall picture quality and other features will have significantly improved from any 8K TV you can buy today. Buying an 8K TV now is certainly not future-proofing.

[@daCUBSguy]

You know his is also plays 4K content right? Lol

[@mikhaeldutton9933]

You do realise that with years of warranty, it actually is future-proofing? You are guaranteed a newer, 8K model by securing an 8K TV now. At least in Australia thanks to our robust replacement laws, we usually just buy an expensive set and then have it replaced when we think we need a new one. We bought 4K back when people didn't even think 4K was necessary, then were able to secure a high-end equivalent years later. Buying a high-end 8K now, secures its high-end equivalent later down the track which we'll put warranty on and repeat the cycle. It's easy to make an investment and then pay a little loading each return to keep upgrading whenever you need to. Oh and not to mention nobody is buying this set for the 8K. It is for the tech. Low bit-rate content suffers but when it comes to 1440p/4K Content being upscaled to 8K? It does wonders and it objectively looks better than any 4K I've seen. It looks so damn clear and beautiful, people really have no idea by underestimating 8K. The main benefit right now is for that 4K to 8K upscale that is really good. I don't know why anyone would even watch sub 1080p content to begin with in 2022 (who watches Free-To-Air or Cable anymore? Outdated.) 8K is inevitable and might as well invest because we all know it's coming.

[@BTheInstaller]

I would love to see KZbin TV just in solid 1080 for crying out loud. Sportscenter is normally 480. 😭

[@lewisevander]

Unfortunately tvs won't be available 10 years from now as the elite have a plan to plug our brains directly to the computer or some shit like that. The ceo of Nokia also said that mobile phones won't be available 10 years from now as we will have them built directly into our bodies. It's the satanic transhumanism agenda of merging man with machine!

[@CrabtreeCody]

@@mikhaeldutton9933 nothing runs in 8k. We’re just now getting to the point where 4k is being normalized and somewhat affordable. Broadcasts don’t run 8k. Games are now just getting 4k but up to devs. Some movies run 8k but are $30 per movie.

[@FMCH6444]

I love your channel. Based on your review I got the 83" A90J, and we haven't regretted it.

[@Korculanac11]

Me too.... 83" A90J keeps blowing my mind. Friends who come over are wowed by its picture quality and sound.

[@gamerguy933]

Just bought this tv and it works great! I PC game and run 8k games. Thanks for the full review.You are awesome.

[@movie_av_impulse]

Okay now that I've watched the whole video. I must say and people this is just my thoughts and opinions! 8K is an awesome concept but 8K will never hit the bluray market! The internet speed you need to run full 8K which it's not native it's compressed! It's gonna take a lot of constant speed to run it. I mean for me if I had the money to waste I would only buy the tv for bragging rights. 🤷🏽‍♂️ I think the tv has to work harder when upscaling and people buy these tvs thinking it's going to work magic on cable boxes, DVDS, and other low resolution Content but you can't expect Miracles. Thanks B for another great video!!

[@tears2040]

Thankfully you are 100% wrong, 8K is here and definitely coming…….. I’ve been on Fiber 1000Mbps speed for at least 4 years and now they are upgrading to 5000 and soon 10,000. Technology will ALWAYS move forward/

[@movie_av_impulse]

@@tears2040 well thankfully I said my opinion the internet speed thing okay great. I know how technology works believe me I'm the last guy you want that war with! What I'm saying is the average consumer isn't going to buy this or upgrade there internet (when that time comes) for 8K also as far as 8K coming to bluray that's far fetched most companies have backed out of making 4k players a long time ago. And oppo backed out as well and they were the best besides Panasonic. So luckily I put first and foremost MY OPINION have a good weekend sir!

[@techsamurai11]

8k is of some relevance to 85-98 inch TVs but the content doesn’t exist and probably never will. Unfortunately we are stagnant or going backwards in terms of source content quality. We’re lucky to get a 10mbps stream. Next-gen 8k UHD would need 400mbps so what is the percentage of streaming and cable? It’s 2.5% of next-gen UHD quality and 10% of 4k UHD. I was saying the same thing with sound. We buy 4k receivers that can handle Dolby Atmos which is 18mbps. Most streaming providers improved their sound but it’s still between 384kbps-760kbps which is 3%-6% of the full bandwidth. But it still sounds movie theater like on my system and movies look amazing on my 1080p TV. My point is the sources you’ll feed it are likely to be less than 10% of the maximum capacity.

[@movie_av_impulse]

@@techsamurai11 I just feel that the prices are insane for the size and the difference between 4k and 8k 92% of the people on a side by side comparison wouldn't even be able to tell the difference. At this point a good 4K tv is just fine! Also no tv is perfect!

[@johnb4905]

@@techsamurai11 If and when 8K content becomes more readily available it's like you said only relevant with 80" plus screen sizes.

[@DBLCreations]

I really don't care about 8K! But man i love this Tv's design! I'm looking to this tv for a couple of years already. Well, first the QN900A of course but now this one is out. Most notably, it also has 4 2.1 HDMI inputs and that one connect box is really nice to have so you can hide all of your cables. I'm just not too sure which one to get since there is a Sony model that i'm looking into as well. I'm going for a 75". That's all i know for sure!

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@blacklyfe5543]

If you don't care about 8k than don't watch this video

[@DBLCreations]

@@blacklyfe5543 Maybe read through my comment a bit more... 🙄And who are you to say about what i can or can't do?

[@frankmat]

Just purchased the QN800B 85 inch and can't wait to see it on my wall!

[@sugar-spice38]

They just installed mines today 65”B model September 14,2022😊 I’m excited because I love technology

[@jamesphillips4599]

Good review, brother-man. For ME, 8K is still basically just a smoke screen. Okay, so I can download a few cool 8K HDR videos to a thumb drive and play a few more on You Tube…and that’s about it. We’re just NOW starting to see 4K streaming becoming more normalized with Netflix, Disney and Apple. I’d much rather have a super high quality 4K TV than pay extra for 8K and “added features.” Too many other compelling options in the 4K world to consider this TV.

[@notuptome]

Well like I said in another Comment most movies today are filmed at owned at 6K to 8K Resolution and in some instances even higher and so all these movies have a higher resolution version than what you see on the 4K ultra HD blue ray disk So really all it would take is Samsung to reach out to these movie studios and get access to those so that Samsung could offer them for rent or buy or by through whatever app store they want it on their TVV so that you can actually watch A6K version of the movie or LA movie or an 8K version of a movie Then you have 35 mm films from the past they Have basically an infinite resolution it resolution so you could then get a higher resolution of those films to be streamed strange that would be really amazing if Samsung could do that and right there you would have lots of 8K content And be able to watch your favorite films like you've never seen them before in the highest resolution ever

[@othman0077]

QN95B TV of the year in my use case! yes the UI is laggy yes video player UI you see blooming but the contents are OLED like the internal speakers are nice but vibrate at high bass I don't know why only one person mentioned this, honestly, it's the only real issue with Samsung TVs, but Samsung promised a firmware fix soon.

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@jacobarthurmartin9357]

YES I DEFINITELY AM READY FOR THE 8K TV AND THE LITTLE BOX THAT YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT CUZ THE 4K TV LOOKS THE SAME AS A REGULAR HDTV I WOULD DEFINITELY GET AN 8K TV AND AK VIDEO CAMERA

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

I'm still good with 4K because there is not tons of 4K and very little 8K. I really don't think 4K has peaked yet especially with OLED now that we have QD OLEDS on the market and more to come. Ha ha ha even Hisense is releasing a OLED TV the A85H. I believe it's a QD OLED too.

[@wesleymaloney8261]

As always B,thanks for your honest review. I will wait until I see your review of QN95B in a 75" or 85" which is Samsung'sFlagship 4k NEO QLED for 2022 and is available in the USA this year.

[@Blackiwi69]

Hi B, So how does this compare to the Samsung OLED S95B and maybe the latest LG OLED or miniLED for watching TV and gaming in 2022? Also in terms of brightness and deep blacks? I can get wait for abit as I'm not sure what's going to come out in 2023?

[@tcreed6641]

Looks nice but I'll stay with 4k for now👍😁

[@stephantranquille6681]

This is quite an 8k beast and the looks match its price accordingly. Not yet sold on 8k yet but if had the cash to throw at it, ehy not!

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@spyplane3979]

i read all the reviews when im about to buy something . So reading makes u better . this tv still out of my price range but there are other options .

[@kingslayer0313]

I’m ready for 8k 👍🏾👍🏾

[@MrDrumz77]

Is this better than lg g2 77” ? Still a bit concerned with the possibility of screen burn in ?

[@Snoogins22]

Would have loved to see you find ways to push the upside of 8K, like using 4K Blu-rays to test upscaling, or AppleTV+ featuring all Dolby Vision content while Samsung only supports HDR10+, etc. Show me what I’d get at it’s best.

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@wagagagaggag]

Just got an open box excellent one from Best Buy for 3200, we will see its condition soon!

[@lbnycity89]

How long is the One Connect Cable? I plan on purchasing the QN900B and putting it above my fireplace and also purchasing a Mantel Mount (the tv adjustable mount that u can lower and raise) and the BDI tall stand will be to the side which is where I plan on having the One Connect Box. When I lower the Mantel Mount to eye level, I assume a need a 15ft-25ft One Connect Cable. So does Samsung sell longer One Connect Cables if the standard one is not long enough?

[@franklarocca5597]

QN90A I love it has everything one would need.

[@dennisfinan7977]

Hey B, would you pick the qn900b or the qn900c?

[@infra3875]

I have big doubt will full sound in tv will it damage the speaker

[@spyplane3979]

Gaming at 8k should be relevant .since gamers will get new gpu indroduction in september releases . 8k will be more prudent then . I would not recommend it on the current gen gpu. But next gen will make 8k able due to the next gen gpus this year.

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@nytrex2001]

I would like to see/know how 8K TV's perform when connected to a computer for use for productivity (video editing, internet browsing etc). I would like to think that text reproduction would be good enough for all day use, but that's just a guess.

[@Qbleezy24]

While watching football, can you see the ball in the air when thrown? I had a skyworth oled (worst tv ive ever bought) and while watching football, the ball disappears when thrown which is horrible considering it was an oled

[@peteremmanuel2883]

What’s the best 4K TV at the moment with multi view feature. Please advise

[@chriswhite5410]

i want to mount the tv on the wall and hide the box in a cabinet on the floor..... what's the length of the cord .... i hate reaching behind the tv

[@MrRedfield89]

I have a 600$ RU8000 TV from 2019 and have a great experience with the game console, Netflix, and some live tv. I prefer to save money for important things in life. Regards

[@dunker888]

Smart

[@tompupino424]

@@official_b_the_installer1061 get lost scammer

[@dipsk88]

Just bought this in the uk... £1800 (about $2300 US). Not much difference between qn900c and the B. No brainer compared to LG or Sony as it's nearly a grand cheaper. Yes not an oled for true blacks, but my ecosystem is all samsung. I couldn't resist!

[@jackhickey5127]

I have a Toshiba 50" 4k Smart TV connected to an MSI laptop with 4k video out. I run Ancestry, Schwab financial software, spreadsheets, ACDC Photostudio 2022, and have a source of 8K photos. I installed Amazon Silk browser on the TV, but it doesn't support the 8K resolution. Question: Are browsers which will run on TV operating systems which support 4k and 8K resolutions? Otherwise I'll get an inexpensive computer with 8K output.

[@toldenfr]

imo between 8K and 4k on a 65'', no one can make the difference. But on a 98'' this is another story. So I'm waiting for a 98'' "8K at a reasonable price.

[@TPRErik]

You absolutely can see 4K on a 65” TV compared to a standard 1080 HD set, though It may depend on the content that you are watching. Yes, 8K on a 65” is most likely a waste.

[@sunshinecycling]

B - this conversation comes up every time we up the resolution....first 720/1080, then 4k, and now 8k. The TVs always come out first before the content follows. No director or studio is going to spend the money on an 8k workflow when no one has the technology yet. The first adopters shell out the big bucks first with the "upscaling" features. Then there is a balancing act between studios and the masses finally buying the new tech. I do love tech, but hardly ever the one to shell out for the newest gadget. I will say that the latest 8k LED TVs from Samsung and Sony are impressive to see in person. The pop and brightness is as impressive as the inking blacks of OLED. I would almost do it for that. But really 8k is best reserved for self-emissive tech. Pixels are too cramped for LED tech. 8k non-organic, self-emissive will be the bees knees.

[@official_b_the_installer1061]

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[@leifaregis2554]

Mr B, im thinking to buy a new tv bcuz i give it to my grandma my CX oled, now i see the samsung 8k 700B for 1,200 but im thinking about C2 also, for all around tv which do u think is worth it? thanks in advance.

[@saldirato1574]

I'll be buy a 65" soon just for my playstation 5 & dvds.

[@jeffsmystic]

Just picked up a qn90a for a substantial discount from last year's price and for me this 4k tv is perfect...

[@r0okey]

How much did you pay? And what size?

[@jeffsmystic]

@@r0okey 2500 for a 85"

[@chosipian]

I always enjoy your videos!

[@sugar-spice38]

I have the Samsung Neo Qled 8K 65” 900B model they just finished sitting it up I can’t wait to setup the apps

[@cortezzpl4798]

Are u happy od this tv?

[@sugar-spice38]

@@cortezzpl4798 yes I am I love this tv

[@arturaszaleskis8907]

Upscalling is bad, returned mine QN95 65" brand new TV, there is something wrong with recent Samsung TV's in general. Upscaling and refresh rate is most important to me.

[@BenM81]

I’ll try this again. Where did you get that tv stand from B

[@ameer0225]

I buy the qn75qn900b but I notice the outer woofer on both side dont move is it normal?

[@lumenrt.1373]

Hey B! Will you make a video with the changes of the 1302 fw update? 😅

[@dennymunko652]

Thanks for the great reviews. I've asked this question to you before but didn't receive a response. I'm trying to decide between purchasing a 65 inch Samsung q90t for $1,095 or the Samsung qn85a for $1,349. In your view, which tv is better. We watch mostly cable channels.

[@TheChicagoTodd]

B.....do you know if the Samsung "Frame" 2022 version allows you to mount the control box on the back of the television like you did here?

[@TheChicagoTodd]

Hmmm.....this seems like a scam....?

[@alijalali5729]

Thanks 🙏 you are very professional unboxing Man in the world.......

[@humanitysonlyhope]

As a home theater salesperson at Best Buy I don't usually even try to sell people on 8k TV's I just don't think 8k matters unless you are going bigger than 85 inches. For the most part the tip end 4k models look better for much less money. But I will say if you want to dip your tioes into 8k my store has the 75" QN800A disply model for sal for only $1800 which is crazy because a new one would go for $3000 and at that price I would say 8k is worth it!

[@stu1844]

Imma need that fr

[@michaelaltun]

does that one connect box come with 1gigabyte ethernet?

[@AshokKumar-km4yv]

Is it good to use with my laptop or tab, and does it has c port

[@johnb4905]

HDR is more relevant than resolution especially 8K. We need more high graded HDR content since televisions such as the S95B are becoming available that can take advantage of its high color volume.

[@MikeMr305]

I just picked one of these up for 1700 at my local best buy. No idea why it was so "cheep" relatively speaking, but might as well test it out

[@poorandstupid]

How do you like it?

[@tonym823]

On 65 or better size tvs 8k os the only ay to go 8k looks so much nicer when you get the bigger screen size. No one should be buying a tv based on content you should be buying for features that fit your needs. If you want a premium tv experience that's what the 8k models give you. I love mine so glad I got it when I did.

[@phillipgant3436]

Can get 65inch qn900b for 1200.00 off regular price on samsung website,Would this be a good deal for this unit? Thanks.. Phil

[@Esignn]

How long is the one connect box wire?

[@masterod5728]

If you are using video, gaming & TV only in the cellar, OLED is o.k. for you. During a normal summer day more than 1000 nits are needed for an impressiv picture pleasure.

[@clarkkent2260]

Are these tv truly seamless and 100% image all the way to the edge?

[@SHWT1M3]

Are you going to review Qn95b have notice gaps on the back

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@techsamurai11]

I ran a DSE test on my 2014 Sony Tv - ironically. a flagship model with an IPS panel. The panel appears to have zero dirty screen effect at least none that the eye can perceive. Is that even possible? Can a panel be perfect?

[@official_b_the_installer1061]

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[@otishill533]

I love my QN900b and it looks nothing like this, but I’d have to say with this local dimming bug potentially affecting all Samsung TVs and without a fix in sight, I don’t think anyone should be recommending Samsung TVs at this time

[@FunFunFun8888]

I thought they had fixed the bug months ago with firmware updates

[@marksalamon619]

When purchasing a TV my primary considerations are picture quality and getting the specific features that are most important to me. If a 4K TV offers me everything I want at a lower price than an 8K TV, I will DEFINITELY buy the 4K TV. For my purposes, 8K is pointless. I don't sit so close to the screen that 8K resolution will make any difference, and I have no 8K source material. Several years from now, if and when 8K material becomes widely available, I will consider investing in an 8K TV. At that future date, 8K models will be even better than they are today. I have absolutely no reason to rush out and buy a more expensive 8K TV that won't provide me with any additional benefits than what can be found in the best 4K models that are currently available.

[@Jessmtz01]

They probably must change something bcuz I just bought the QN900B 85 inch and its dosnt have any move or filmmakers mode tho and the pic it’s super dim no as it looks in ur video and a lot of features u show in ur videos u can’t even change bcuz it dosnt let u

[@jorgesuarez2912]

Many people in the comment section are disagreeing with buying an 8k tv. The majority of movies aren't even shot in 4k. But having a higher resolution screen allows for better detail and contrast. I work in film and have used a camera called an Alexa. It is the standard film camera used across the majority of movies in Hollywood. It doesn't shoot 4k. It shoots 3.4k. But you can definitely see a difference in the screen type and up scaling of screens. You don't need to watch 8K native content in order to purchase a 8k tv. Majority of stuff you watch in your 4k tv isn't even 4k. (and Btw, majority of those sharp promo videos that these Tv's use to show off their resolutions are all shot on 8k cameras). So yes, purchasing an 8k tv in todays day and age can very much be justified.

[@hamptonparadise3146]

Exactly, it’s extra detail no matter the content.

[@Mr_Latte_UK]

Have a challenge for you, show this TV via PC with Microsoft Fanzy Zones and using 8K multiscreen desktop. Also, lets see some 32:9 gaming as nobody that reviews these TVs actually highlights multitasking PC options and Super Ultra Wide capabilities.

[@IwinMahWay]

I use my tv the same way. I do trading and the 8k is super helpful for multiple windows.

[@a.g8517]

great instructions to buy new samsung tv

[@marksalamon619]

Once again there is a scammer here who is impersonating B The Installer and is posting messages about a fake "giveaway". The prize is not real and the scammer will try to trick you into sending money to cover "shipping costs" for delivering a prize that does not exist. I have reported the scammer and I have asked KZbin to delete their fraudulent account. The best way to eliminate these scammers is to keep reporting them.

[@hastensavoir7782]

Please review Sony 8K models too.

[@lag3432]

What's the best samsung non 8k tv?

[@abhtv1297]

I would love to have an 85 inch one. Me and my boy could trash our 2014 thick 55 inch. Our ps4 would look whole lot better. Good job. Great tv. Dont know how you get all these tv. But out of all the ones you have reviewed this is the one I liked the best

[@DjPepelicious]

I have an 85” and it has a vertical line that is noticeable in some panning content scenes and on some solid colours. I’m going to try and get it swapped out and if it still there with the swapped out TV a refund will be requested as it takes me out of the movie as my eyes are focused on the line no matter what is on the screen. How I wished this tv was the one as everything about it fantastic.

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@melvinemmanuelchan4593]

In my humble opinion, the Samsung QN95B 65" is more than sufficient, 8K is overkill for now until more 8K contents are made available on streaming platforms.

[@Gamer-vs3xl]

Ps5 can upscale to 8K meaning higher resolution when gaming.

[@djigood2607]

maybe in 2023 we can see a model same style same 8k resolution but with QD-OLED panel + dolby-vision hdr

[@craigosterberg5045]

Thanks for the video

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

No it's not time for 8K but I like to have one 😉

[@steverojas1990]

Sony Z9J or Samsung Qn900b ?????????

[@sleepwalker29]

My satelite company has 1080p for a HD signal. So I see no need for 4K or 8K because they upscale television and it looks worse. Cable TV looks best with 1080p TV. 4k and 8k is for gaming, and good for computer monitors with a $300 4K or $600 8k graphics card. So most 80% of PC owners don't have a 4K or 8K graphics card. 2048x1536 might be the most common PC monitor which is basically 2K.

[@mustafaay007]

Is it time for an upgrade? En az 2 yıl bekleyip yeni modele yönelmeli.

[@loki76]

6:00 Getting blooming opening up a menu overlay doesn't matter at all. It's not actual content. You should have done it with subtitles because that a person might actually use. Or show blooming inside the actual content. Not a menu overlay that is on top of the content that of course will mess with the dimming. I think I would go with QN90/95B instead of 8K myself. I read from someone that had both that the 90B was actually as good or better at handling blooming and almost equally bright, except the smallest highlights. So why pay twice as much? It was also much better at shadow detail and not 'crushing' as much in darker scenes. That is very important to me. But I am hesitant to pull the plug until we know the LD bug won't happen again. Soon I am just going to wait for 2023 instead.

[@barryjones2366]

Didn't you say that you would cover the firmware issues (LD disabled bug) people were having.........? I didn't hear anything about it in the video.

[@dangy785]

Hey B! I been having an issue. Maybe you may have noticed the same thing between the 800b and 900b I had the 800b colors and black levels were insane. I changed it for the 900b and for some strange reason I noticed a picture quality decrease in the 900. I have a friend with the 800b and we compared and the colors have a bit more saturation in the 800 and look SLIGHTLY more washed out in the 900b. Could it be the extra dimming zones or added brightness causing the tv to look slightly more washed out? Tried a bunch of settings and I liked the darker more oled like picture of the 800b. And it was still bright. Please tell me you noticed that too?? I know the 900 is a better tv but I l feel the 800b looked better :( for my taste. LOWERING the ST or BT slider to negative 3 made it look more saturated and less washed out. Something I didn’t need to do in the 800. Have you noticed this too?

[@tears2040]

900B is brighter than 809b , less on the low end. Same Goes for last years model where the 900A is brighter, but the 800A has better low and not as bright

[@dangy785]

@@tears2040 that’s not really what I’m referring to. But yes it is brighter.

[@raino61]

I was all set to buy an 83" A90j, and never even paid attention to any of the 8K models for many of the usual reasons. But when I went to the store and actually saw the 85" QN900A, I was much more imprrssed with it than I thought I would be. Samsung put a lot of extras in the 8K models that they do in the 4K models, not the least of which is the one-connect box. I agree with you that they should do it for all of /heir high end TVTV. Couldn't possibly justify $10k for it, but when I saw it selling on the Samsung website (including a 5% discount for buying it online and a $500credit voucher for future Samsung products, it was hard to pass up. The total price came to just under $4500. Once I got it home and set up, I was even more impressed with it than I was at the store. Size makes a huge difference on this model as the 85" version comes with almost 2000 dimming zones, way more than the 65" and 75" models do. I saw very little blooming in real world scenarios.. And the 900B only has modest improvements. I also think that brightness does matter even in moderately dim rooms. I tend to keep my TVs a long time, and OLEDs just haven't been around long enough to convince me of the longevity. I looked long and hard at OLEDs and after weighing what was important to me, the QN 900A was the right choice. If the TV ever fails the fault will most likely be in the one connect box, which is very easy to replace. The ASTC 3.0 tuner was a plus as well. I think I will be forced to "cut the cord" whether or not I want to because streaming seems to be the future and cable companies will eventually price themselves out of business. Especially with their dismal choice of 4K programming. As for native 8K programming, that is not the reason to buy an 8K TV today. But I personally think it does a pretty good job of upscaling even 480p programming. Just remember, no TV us perfect, so forget what the reviewers say, as their idea of the best TV may not be what you think is!

[@loki76]

It is most likely because the 900B is brighter. Dimming zone count I think is actually the same. I know the 900B 65" has 1344 zones and I know last years 800A had over 1300 zones in 65" as well. So logically it would be the same this year. Mostly what you get with 900B is that bezel-less look on the TV, upgraded wattage of the speakers and brighter picture. I bet 800B would be really good in a light controlled room. Slightly less HDR impact, but if not in a bright room it would still look a lot brighter than an OLED in HDR.

[@lumenrt.1373]

It has to do with the pre calibration settings of each tv. Even on the same picture modes the internal settings of each tv are different (gamma, white balance, eotf track, etc). Both of you should calibrate your tvs so they can be on the same standard (D65) and have a fair comparison then you can compare them. 😊

[@MrBlewis01]

I heard the C model is better than the B model the A model was great as well

[@markjob6354]

I want to get 8K for 8K's sake, as I am an independent film maker, who shoots allot of 4K, 6K, and related 8K material.

[@ShahabKhan-dx6ng]

I like it very much but it is not difficult but impossible to get it in our country

[@avijitjha1614]

Hi good video as usual. My query is that if you wall mount the TV does it dampen the sound of speakers ( as they are on the bak)?. Also , does the infinity design look better on a stand or wall mounted?

[@avijitjha1614]

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[@joeshmoe7789]

When there's bright light from a window or lamp, dark areas are hard to see. Details are in a black person's face are hard to make out. I'm sure this is from the TV's up scaling. Otherwise, outdoor colors and clarity are unbelievable on my 75" 800 series. Could be easier to switch from HDMI views. After I turn off my laptop and turn it on again, there's too many "mouse" movements with the remote.

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@kingjc5386]

just puchased today same tv for $1845 at best buy open box no bad

[@davidjalof77]

Futuristic tv awesome

[@Visbalalam]

Currently in Australia, the 8K QN800B 65inch is cheaper than the 4K QN95B , so I got the QN800b...however I'm just concerned about upscaling ...will I experience worse picture quality from the 8K TV because it's forced to upscale everything to 8K compared to the 4K? I pretty much only stream from KZbin, Netflix etc. although I am thinking of picking up a 4K UHD Blu Ray player to take advantage of the new TV.

[@julianarodriguez3635]

How much

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

Have a good father's day Brandon.

[@martinchitembo1883]

That shadow detail loose is a no gone for me for such a stip pricing.

[@official_b_the_installer2254]

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[@Ron69NY]

I think that any tv 85” and larger should be 8K because of clarity and colorfulness. I have the QN900-85” in my bedroom. It feels I am part of the tv show even I am a foot away from the screen. It has almost a 3D effect. And all content will be upgraded to 8K. I’m so happy to the premium. Try Best Buy because if you don’t like it, you can return it in 60 days for total tech member… I returned or exchanged all 85inc-4K because they are fuzzy that make me dizzy….so I bought 85-8k for myself and I never been happy watching streaming contents in my life…

[@roquemorelalvesbatista9084]

aqui no no Brasil é muito Carro uma tv dessa esperou um dia conseguir

[@roquemorelalvesbatista9084]

Eu quero participar do sorteio muito

[@roquemorelalvesbatista9084]

Posso mandar mensagem pelo Instagram

[@orhankubur703]

Yeah I want this TV 8k but can't afford it lol

[@tristan.parrish]

Seems like they did everything right except for the interface. Doesn't look as clean as I would expect. For over 5k this thing should have more computing power...